They phrased it terribly but I think their point was that it's easy for Americans to shrug off their illegal occupation of Venezuela, but when its closer to home and against a country that looks and speaks the same way they do, Americans might actually complain. But I don't even know at this point considering most Americans seem incapable of fighting back against their government

I didn't take it that way. I took it as an acknowledgement of systemic racism.

Because it’s one thing to annex a country with people who may look visibly different to average Americans.

But when you try and annex a country that looks very much the same, resistance will be everywhere and invisible.

That guy working next to Americans in the critical infrastructure project? Ya, he’s Canadian and pissed so he’s gonna do something about it.

No, is just aware that most Americans do.

Yeah my bad it was sarcastic. Canada has urged "all parties" to respect international law" after America has invaded a sovereign nation because Canadians love racism.

I really just meant that the status quo is not challenged by America invading a 'brown' country but a long time ally with close ties to other western countries? Thats a harder sell.

Now that one went over your head by about 5 miles.